Instead of generating electricity, it generates money for its successive owners, and generates largely ill-advised architectural plans.
The endowment, which manages 55percentt of its money internally, trades aggressively and generates largely short-term gains.
The subsidization of asset appreciation by imprudent population growth generates largely undeserved gains for those with concentrated capital.
Although this genome may have experienced a higher rate of structural change, it is also possible that some of the homopolymer-associated indels in this genome represent sequencing errors, because it was generated largely with the Roche 454 platform, a technology that is known to produce imprecise estimates of homopolymer length (Santos-Garcia et al. 2012).
FOR those responsible for managing campus computer systems, file-sharing software like Napster and KaZaA has caused consternation for some time because of the huge amount of traffic it generates -- largely illicit music sharing -- and the resulting strain on their servers.
Meanwhile, the BBC is scrambling to cut costs after the British government froze its funding, which is generated largely by a license fee paid by TV-owning households.
In previous work with very large pressure injections of CaCl2 it was concluded [33] that the pHi decreases observed were generated largely by mitochondrial Ca2+/H+ exchange with some possible contribution from Ca2+ extrusion.
To fully understand the deleterious events triggered by stroke and to aid the identification of possible therapeutic targets, it is crucial to know whether the anoxic depolarization is generated largely by current flow through glutamate-gated channels or through pannexin hemichannels.
At the same time, the popular culture being generated largely stank — and people just went along with it!
It is highly plausible that the vaccines currently used against seasonal flu that generate largely IgG antibodies act in a similar way.
Rolling resistance is generated largely in the tire's outer tread band, which deforms as it comes into contact with the pavement, then springs back.
